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Personal Narrative About Halloween
It’s finally Halloween! Me and my sister have been waiting so long for Halloween to arrive. We love Halloween because we get to dress up in costumes and get candy. This halloween, we plan to dress up as Sans and Papyrus from Undertale, she is being Sans, and I'm being Papyrus. I bet my dad’s dog is barking at the door because kids and teens are screaming TRICK OR TREAT. Their costumes were basically screaming “Scary!” “Weird!” “Creepy!”, and “Mysterious!” My mom is going to take me and my sister trick or treating. I don’t know where yet, but she said that it would be fun. My aunt is watching the candy so people would not steal it. Now let’s get into the car. Crap I forgot my keys. Well that is dumb isn’t it. “Hey mom you didn’t tell
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